Part Number: OPA227 Tool/software: Hi TI expert
I am now ready to use opa227 in a constant current source application. The annex is a constant current source circuit and loop stability simulation , the load is connected to GND , the sampling resistor…
Part Number: OPA227 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA191 , OPA277 Tool/software: 1. The principle of capacitive voltage sensor is shown in the picture:
2. The schematic diagram of the design, as shown in the picture: (The schematic only leaves a…
Part Number: OPA227 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA210 , OPA197 , OPA192 Hello team,
I have a question about regarding thread above.
Could you suggest a device similar to the OPA227 with improved linearity on the negative side?
Regards,
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Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA355 Hello this is seongmun kim nowaday, i am running to simulation about noise analysis. but example noise information in macro is not correct for analysis. can i share the inforamtion about noise component for OPA355…
Part Number: OPA227 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM3409 , Hi Team,
If the customer want to add TTL control, what should they do?
1) the preliminary preparation is shown as below, a MOS tube is connected in series. However, it was found that…
Part Number: OPA227 Hi team
Good day!
Our customer want to know :
OPA227U maximum power dessipation
could you please help this?
Thank you so much!
Regards
Aosker
Part Number: OPA227 Hello Guys,
Good day.
Our customer wanted to know the closed loop output impedence of OPA227U.
Is this available?
Thanks in advance!
Art
Part Number: OPA227 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA189 Hi all
My customer has a non-inverting amplifier with a gain=10 with the OPA227 and he asks about the long-term drift of the output voltage.
What value can they expect ?
... and would you…
Part Number: OPA227 Hi, I need a suptitude for a discontinued HA17741 opamp. I believe OPA227 would work (the HA17741 work at lower temperature than the standard 741 opamp). If this one is not 100% compatible, do you have a better match?
Thank you!